Sentence examples for formulating treatment from inspiring English sources

CT is particularly useful for exact anatomical delineation of lymph nodal involvement and in formulating treatment plans and radiation fields.

There is an emerging body of scientific literature related to dental implant therapy that may be useful in formulating treatment protocols and prosthesis designs for implant-supported restorations.

It is important to note that the imaging findings associated with the cancer therapy complications discussed are often similar to the findings seen with other causes of complications unrelated to cancer therapy, making clinical information crucial when formulating treatment plans.

Future studies might incorporate these potential biomarkers in trials to determine their effectiveness in formulating treatment strategies for patients with advanced ESCC.

De Vries Robbé et al. found that the use of the SAPROF can be helpful in formulating treatment goals, progressing through stages of treatment, planning the phasing of treatment and facilitating risk communication [ 46, 47].

In formulating treatment it may be more useful to think of signs and symptoms not as now classified in the various DSM categories but as disturbances that may present in different combinations and permutations.

However, MRI alone is not sufficient to formulate treatment plan, and other clinical findings are incorporated to make correct diagnoses and comprehensive treatment plans.

Therefore, maxillofacial surgeons must carefully evaluate patients for presence of any TMJ symptoms preoperatively, and formulate treatment plans accordingly to prevent worsening of TMD symptoms.

To analyze the aesthetic and functional outcomes in a large series of patients who underwent secondary correction of post-traumatic craniofacial deformities (PTCD) and to highlight the underlying principles and formulate treatment guidelines.

Objectives: To investigate similarities between patients who experience chronic tinnitus or pain and to formulate treatment strategies that are likely to be effective for patients who experience phantom auditory pain.

We hereby present a methodology which allows optimal planning on a case-by-case basis, unlike previous work in the field which formulated treatment protocols for general use by considering drug efficacies only.